A teenage boy was discovered impaled on a steel bar at a farm site.
A crew of firefighters were called to the scene of the incident on July 11 at approximately 12:30pm after receiving reports of a young boy speared on a steel bar.
Firefighters, alongside medical experts, examined the scene of the terrifying ordeal before a specialist saw was wielded to cut through the bar and free the boy.
The incident occurred on a Cheshire farm, with the boy being taken to hospital via an air ambulance, reports Cheshire Live.
A spokesperson for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service stated: "Shortly after 12.30pm firefighters were informed of a teenage boy having fallen on to a steel bar at a farm on Church Road in Chester.
"On arrival the boy was impaled on the bar.
"Firefighters liaised with medical experts at the scene.
"A specialist saw was then used to cut through the bar and free the casualty.
"He was subsequently taken to hospital in an air ambulance."
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